[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$f7cvinmaJeAy8Z2bye3iB6uNkafa4suwwiHbTNhipr3c":3},{"entry":4,"word_lists":27},{"id":5,"word":6,"pronunciation":7,"not_found":8,"senses":9},"01KX1FJCK4FGW5GYSJPPPGVQE9","smallpox","\u002Fˈsmɔːlpɒks\u002F",false,[10],{"id":11,"position":12,"pos":13,"register":14,"definition_target":15,"definition_native":16,"synonyms":17,"antonyms":19,"examples":20},"01KX1FJCK77GK9XHHGGAP08BXM",0,"noun","Medical","A highly contagious and often fatal viral disease causing fever and a distinctive skin rash with fluid-filled blisters, now eradicated worldwide.","Ateş ve püstüllü döküntüye neden olan yüksek bulaşıcı viral hastalık, artık ortadan kaldırılmış",[18],"variola",[],[21,22,23,24,25,26],"Smallpox killed millions of people before vaccination became widespread.","The last naturally occurring case of smallpox was recorded in 1977.","Scientists debate whether remaining smallpox samples should be destroyed.","The successful eradication of smallpox stands as one of public health's greatest achievements, demonstrating the power of coordinated vaccination campaigns.","Colonial expansion frequently facilitated smallpox transmission to indigenous populations lacking prior immunity, with devastating demographic consequences.","Bioethicists continue debating whether laboratory stocks of smallpox virus should be preserved for research or destroyed permanently.",[]]